440 Ninth Avenue is an Art Deco original, newly restored to offer a stunning selection of cutting-edge workspaces in the heart of New York City’s most desirable and central neighborhood.
Built in 1927 and previously known as the “Harding Building,” 440 Ninth Avenue is located on the corner of Ninth Avenue and West 35th Street, just steps from Penn Station, the Lincoln Tunnel, and bustling Hudson Yards with its vast array of parks, restaurants, and high-end retailers.
The historic eighteen-story building features a classic stone masonry façade, multiple setbacks, and a spacious, lushly landscaped terrace.
Like the ever-changing city and neighborhood in which it resides, 440 Ninth Avenue seamlessly blends its historic past with its present-day identity as a modern workspace. A recent renovation thoughtfully preserves the building’s Art Deco aesthetic while offering innovative, open offices, and the following updates:
Full restoration of the iconic stone masonry façade with terra-cotta detailing.
A grand lobby that greets guests and tenants upon arrival and serves as an intimate gathering place. Renovations also include new elevator cabs, exterior entries, and a new energy-efficient heating system.
New York City’s newest neighborhood, Hudson Yards has already established itself as a preeminent art, culture, culinary, retail, and nightlife destination.
Conveniently located near Penn Station, Times Square, and the Lincoln Tunnel, the neighborhood not only serves as a modern-day metropolitan hub, but it also boasts spectacular green spaces and parks, including the High Line and Hudson River Park.
440 Ninth Avenue is ideally situated at the nexus of Hudson Yards, Chelsea, and the Garment District, providing tenants access to everything that all three booming neighborhoods offer.
For New York City commuters, accessibility is the ultimate luxury—and it is one that 440 Ninth Avenue offers in abundance. Multiple modes of transit service the neighborhood with easy access to Penn Station, the Path Train, the Lincoln Tunnel, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the NYC Ferry, plenty of subway lines, and a 30-minute commute to either Newark Liberty International or LaGuardia airports.
Paul J. Amrich vice chairman
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Neil V.King III vice chairman
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Emily Jones Executive Vice President
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Meghan Allen vice president
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